Hyderabad: PCC Chief B Mahesh Kumar Goud, Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka, and several other senior leaders joined the Ugadi celebrations held at Gandhi Bhavan on Sunday.
During the event, Chilukuri Srinivasa Murthy read the Panchangam, a traditional almanac. He said that agriculture production is expected to increase, which will help boost exports. He also mentioned that the government will efficiently carry out welfare programs and that the chances of power cuts are low, with power capacity expected to grow.
Murthy added that small-scale industries would see development, and personal loans will become more common. He predicted the rise of new industries, a growth in car production, and strong foreign exchange reserves that will support the country’s economic progress.
However, he also warned of some challenges. According to his predictions, there may be disagreements between the leader (referred to as the “king”) and his ministers, leading to political tensions. He also said crimes like forgery and financial fraud could increase, and some officials might not face consequences. Finally, he cautioned that forces causing disorder might become more active.
